Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 March 1868 — Page 2

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TEBBK HAUTE. INI).

Friday Morning, March 61b, 186&

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Cot. CON BAD BAKBB, of Vanderburgh. (£s| F0K H»TT*IAHr-aOTl«*OK, Col. Willi. COMBAOK, of Decatar. a

BEC*e**aT O* rtA«, J,?

Majoe MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of Case.

FOB awditob OF STATE. ^,4

BlAJOR JOHN D. EVANS, of Hainfttoo. FOR TEKAStfEETl Of STATE, ^esskai NATHAN KMBAHi, of Martin.

for

CLEV OF THE StrraEMB COUBT,

Colonel THEODOBE W. McCOT, of Clarke. FOB BEPOBTKK 099MB rafftlVI OOUST Colonel JAMBS B. BLACK, of Marios, btf*

FOE ATTOEJtET UIJKBAL,

f«T,J

D. E. WILLIAMSON, of PutnanV^V

FOB 8CPEBIKTENDENT OF PUBLIC INgTUCTlOK/

BABNABAS 0. HOBBfl, of Wayne, FOB F.LSCTOBS A* LAMB, THOMAS H. NBMON, of Vigo BENJAMIN F. CTMTPOOL, of Fayette

FOB MSTBICT, __ (f

CaptainELECTOB,SIXTHof

*. B. BOSE, Lawrence

Colonel

[3,

OOKUNOBXT,

JOHN T. SMITH,

son's

of

Green*.

If Jeremiah S. Black were in Jomr-

Cabinet—permanently we moan— there might be somethingjdone, for h« has great ability and boldness, and tookM,' in all probability, make the fight mgfciiist Congress, on the high ground that it is what the less courageous Johwso* has declared it to be, "as unconstitutional and fragmentary body." /With Black ittthb Cabinet, lively times might reasonably be expected.

1

Propose^ Amendments to t»© rapt Act. %.*« Tho bill introduced into the United States

to amend the Bankrupt act, will apply to section thirty-three of the present act.—1 It is now the law that a debt created by fraud or embezzlement, or by breach of trust while the party is acting in a fiduciary capacity, Bhall not be discharged. But the debt may be .fttoypd^ainst tbft estate, and tho c?e4itor^Eeceive hjjf dividend, which shall fee discharge for as much as is paid. Another clause enacts that a discharge under the bankrupt a&t shall not release er .affect any »other person jointly liable with the bankrupt for the same debt, as partner, joint contractor, indorsor or surety. i?he same sefction contains the important declaration that in all cases of bankruptcy where proceedings are commenced after ope year from the passage of the act (which time ex* pires March 2, 1868), the party should not be discharged unless his assets induce fifty per cent, upon his liabilities, or ho has the written assent of a majority in number atid value of his creditors. The changes, which Mr. Stkwabt proposes areas follows:—He would re-enact the portion of the law in reforence to the nondischarge of bankrupts as to fiduciary debts and etnboKzlements,-with the stipu-, lation that others jointly liable with the bankrupt shall not be released, but he would extend the fifty per cent, clause uutil one year after June, 1868, under the same regulations as are prescribed by the present law. It will be some tjme before both Houses of Congress will act upon this proposition. Meanwhile, the fifty per ceut. clause will operate againBt all bankrujot3_ who are. made .veluntafX, bankrupts and Wilt d&l»y their applies tions, if possible, while' this amendment is under consideration ,- but those persons who may be forced into involuntary bankruptcy will not have the benefit^ of the extension of time, unless there is a proviso extending the present law up to. the time of passing the,amendment. a

ae

Andrkw Johnson has not proved successful revolutionist. Thus far the Executive conspirator has failed in every movo he has made towards carrying out his revolutionary programme. In the prosonco of an outraged Congress and an indignant people, determined at last to check his usurpations finally and forever^ he stands dismayed and irresolute. Find* ing himself without the support of the army, which he vainly hoped to use against! the people's Jrepresetitativ^s, he now sees the desperate character of the

coup d'etat

which he undoubtedly sought,

to effect. And finally, with a Cabinet no moro equal to the emergency than he himself is, and with only a halting and heartless support from his Democratic friends, Andrew Johnson, despite his periodical declamations of trust in the people, must feol to-day that he is in a defenceless attitude before his countrymen. He shows nono of that fearless confidence which iB born of the consciousness that he "hath his quarrel just," and can only content himself like Micawbib, with "wailing for something to turn up." "Emboldened by the reluctance of Congress to bring forward articles of impeachment, h6 determined to take one more and bolder step in his revolutionary progress. He took the step and it gives strong promise of prov* ing the fatal act which shall cause his official death and disgrace. His stubborn, blundering course has already lost him many Democratic friends, and will lose him what few he may have remaining in that party. AS we have often said, he hasn't the stuff in him to make a successful revolutionist, and, fortunately for the country, his Cabinet are unable to supply the deficiency. They are not revolutionists, anyof them, and ooosequenlily not the men for the "hour—or for his purposes —not the men to carry him through a boldly conceived campaign against Congress. .First, there is Sbwars. He demonstrated his incapacity to meet a great crisis whon the rebellion broke out. He was completely unmanned by it and trembled in the presence of the maddened, leaders of the conspiracy. And yet he seemed utterly incapable of appreciating' the startling fact that the country was in the midst of a groat civil waT and talked of it as a "political disturbance'' and an. insurrection," at though ft was something to be put down by a constable's posse. With indecent haste be made known to the powers of the Old Worlds that the suppression of the insurrection! would leave the status of all classes and! persons unchanged. According to this*

y, by ,t na^tbnflfprob=

lem, the authors of the monstrous treason were to come back from the fields of rebellion into the Senate of the country

Iff is w«|J,1facrwii that he was dead wsdlhtofrMt. Lincoln'sadministration, so fijr astS® vigorous prpwxptijjn ~of the as concerned, and Wffl*Mfly to surir on demand, or, if to fight out the battle on paper.— But-with ftalj*»¥al Cabinet had in. it, to offset his timidity a a and! uiiberiditig ptfrpbse, 'and StaNTon whcl whatever way be said on the scon of his .person*! Amiability, is the pereonifidanon .pf jTesfless vlgiir and aggratffyo paitifotiam. SoSkwaed was prevented the lifetime of A BRAHAif htifcowx'

froty swinging off into that erratic course whifch seems to be- his bent, But when Afr offl which thaj,Tfcreat Bd|n lionored( and had turned his hand agshtst -the friends wty had nfteg|hji^fj-^n| obfciyftjfcjf^* Aip fpgpft n$fui#ier & $p$ou?& of his friends, stood no longer on the order of hi# »oing, but w6nt at once over to the

says:

Wflfen it was no longer

possible or desirable for them to fight for ggfiku mmliimim »l Hnw—fcjoaf the toyal men, of the Union wemio raoejve aq rein its defense and no recognition to gui|h tkemhfroo( its eflSmiSa while 'our milljoA bondmen .of th,e_Sontb, life ro\he%otf prafejg roi' were to remain in chains, or, if any of tlem eacapied't'hey irer'e'^o be remanded tb slavey Jfy,^e power of^the^pMiynaV krmy. His perip^ical N?d»etipps as to quailing tho iasaraotion ace weR rememfeered,

for you.

He" apostatized,, swung around

obi( f.,r*-Alter

(mt

thatihere^^

was no hope for

him, His apostacy gave unmingled sorrow to thousands of his countrymen Wh6 delighted to honor him as the .of tho "irrepressible, conflict" and nee in wh^rh%d itj aay t)$ the li*'% flfjwnsiitoltional nrpsarvBf* "that c'onfi- Congiess, by a is po wer"to"Bave preserves That confi

CO untarnished to his Aying diy.

LLIAM

H. Sbwabd is not wholly false

ihe cause of his lifetime. the hobelessness of Johnson's cause and clearly has little heart in the wretched business of gr^e. O^isl^articffi^mamfesIMTn his,'letter on the Johnson-Gbast quarrel, ^uarein he proye^ too much for his "great chfefs" purposes. Sbwabd wont be of any service to Hi»iAcoidency /-t fhen +-«y out th4re Is a Cabinet Minister equal to tho occasion. McCxj^loch is not, for when it came to the tol "hd refused'to r^cogMlze

Thomas as Secretary of War,

adinterim

St

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inq

is^equal to the emergehoysb

lei at he ii iec^iir#El

sto^furiii^i^nf

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sai guinary aid than '.'opinions," bat opinions have ceased to be of potent effect and the "great chiei^ must have heavier amn4niti(m*WTO#llM to chlr^e' the guns which he has trained oh the(l illegal body" atHhe other end of the avenue. Bbown-

and Randall, though very willing servants, «re capable of. nothing without, a leader. There is left "ye ancient mariner," "the old naan of the sea.", Let hi^i sail by without comment ii. fii

iii i.

Th? Republican State Convention of Ojiio adopted the following resolutions: "Resolved,

That at this juncture the eyes

of the Country-'are directed to one man who is eminently qualified by his character, position, antecedents and the universal tipnfiidence #hich he enjoys, to secure a]triumphant .election next November to terminate .when in office the present slate of transition and Suspense, and to ^Itd-a" new era of gt^d" fueling and restored confidence.

Resolved,

AH

JOHNSOxN'S FAILVRK.

No Aid to Bit be Expected Dram Cabinet.

A

Sm *9}f.

That with (TlyssM S. GrtTnt

our cMffidate for the Presidency,

Resolved,

Resolved.

JBeh-

jimin P. Wfcde lbr the Vice Presidency, id' the history of the last seven years ptor platform, Vre may confidently apalto the loyalty, patriotism and inteluaaarofc- tha-Amerioafr-peopie.

,That the chief obstruction

the pacification of the cbuntry' ha/: the penistent opposition of Andrei ohnscm to the reconstruction of civil overnihefits in. the rebellious Stated unier the authority »f national legislation,

Reeping alive the spirit of rebellion ind reviving the hopes of a restoration |o political powvr of its great ally, the Democratic party. *r '1

That vf^approve^ncT*ap

plaud the faction pt the House of Kepreiontatives in the recent exercise of its. high constitational prerogative, by the impeachtaent

*ot

'Andrew Johnson for

high critn^j and taifdemeanor^ iii office: and believiqg.it to be, the constitutional function of the Senate, sitting as a Court 6f ^Juslieet'*°UKiln&Uy determine^ every Question ef )aw.and effect arising in the course of, the prosocution, we invoke frdtatl .all par^ief' a peacoable and law-abiding Submission to its judgment in the case. I

That we cordially approve

the determination of Congress to retrench ^he expenses of the General Government, jind thftti tp 'Vigf .i'XK^ tho MAtioAjai islalure the necessity of the strictest economy and a redudlion of tl|c army and thorough revision and simplification of our system bf Pederfel taxation so as to equalize and lighten the burdens of taxation of the people.

Hemtved.

That the Republican party

pledges itself to the faithful payment of the public debt acoordlng iothe laws tinder which the Five-twenty bonds were issued—skid bonds Ahould be paid in the cufrenCf OrtBeesUntry WhifiK msiy beS legal tender ,wh«i the government shall be prepared to redeem ahch bonds.

Resolved.'

That we heartily applaud

the policy of Congress

ib

Resolved.

'iarresting the

contraction, and believe that the issue of currency should bo commensurate with the industrial and commercial interests of the people*

That justice and sound poli­

cy require that all property should bear its equal share of the pnblic burdens, and' all UnitedLStates bonds hereafter issued by making them liable by express provisions of Jaw, to taxation-, precisely, as other prtfpterty l_|

.}y t«st jfoiMt. 568

some slight referencie lo the subject of "hazing' and "fagging" at Wefct.^oittti which exposure mtght have been' cirried to a greater extMit without^nylnjury to the country. It seemed «t be assumed by some members that such practices do not exist, while others were not doubtful upon the subject. A board of visitors is appointed to visit this institution every year, but it goes whea everything is pre* pared for tho occasion, and when the best appearance and beet behavior are assumed. It would be much more to the benefit of the institution if there were visitors at other times of the year, who could go thfrei unannounced and *w fb* themselves. If they should happen ta, fcft Vigilant just at tin time whan the Freshmen cadets are introduced to the institution* they wotitf seal&d fcWr unoijHhat would surprise them^?MfafeiAt» qttirer.

ITEKS. sai

The Richmond

(Va.)

••^asfwriyrf

(rebel)

dispatch

"If

Mr.Johnson had moved ear­

lier and forcibly ejected Congrees

from

the capitol, his chances for a successful appeal to the peopl^Aotolfl

hwfe ppsfcrt

the world to nothing. There ii

vMm

»»S»1T' *a»«(ssspt*iH.- tntmb.

The Richmond^Jsgwrar in an exceedingly, unhappy iranre 01 niipd- A*fter a«erieS of snappiih sttsrhni

Mr J(Anson it now empties the vials, of'it* Wrath 'dn the head of Mr. ttten whom "no «ivii war net saaghinary revolution ever brought to the-anrface a more viod.iq&Vfr fieftd." ,v

/'Bwck" PoiO«»T lifce up. tbe tttfee) "for M. Yallantigbam) and bitterly: dcnouncQS'Maatan one of the builders of the liaeela deapotiwa, one of the architects of our ruin, one of the destroyers of our lof the authors Of cmr detA HiSnV*' ure, and a chased, venal and corrupt, wretchja^d a ^jolitiiaTthd

creature, og.

11'MVAWSidMer

WAL.

ft-

JtW r.

-ifjjrt

.rfrom^ Henry Ciayi 1M0, has passages

of ron^|ckaide application to. the evenla of t,he present day. One is as follows: "I ejoice in all the popular movements by which the current yew so much, distinguished, demori*tnttn%? a'fixodideterminatien of the. peopleio dismiss Xaithless mtwith you in the prospects of their ggje$y and ligponiiniouf.disfikripn."

theT^S^ffiS^t^uAi A

effort that should faava teen made whfn he Was strengjand jo^flrm. ground,. the Badinl»:wme.ttnateadyr ,unor zed, undetermined aad bewildered, and] faltering."

-jr-

5 —I'UJPfAT^ ii'DOTa ^Ths poarer of the President to interforo wi^i an act ceases when he hu 4xotcised his Veto powet—v^heh the Cong 4f t^ie'United^tates has vetoed his _v t^en be is beiind ioexeciiie the law precisely the same as though be'hkd, in the first instance, given his: assent to the j^t an4 signed it. It is tqo late for himi-tt)

Tknnksshk^. with oj^ -exo^tto "his. furnished more Presidents than any other State in the Unions Virginia 1M lUrnished five and Tennessee thrae. No,otner State except New York and, Massachusetts, has furnished more than one. The list stands, Virginia fiMighed 'Wasbingihgton, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and Tyler Tennessee, JackSsn Polk and Johnson New York,, ^an Biiren a^, Fillmore Massachuseitai tfa« elder ah« younger Adams Pennsylvania. Buchan an New Hampshire^ PierCe Ohi6,Harrison Louisiana, Taylor, and Illinois, Lincoln. No other State has ever furnished a President.—Brovmfoic's

All history shows that so long as man it piatrorf-i have a party who profess to

possesses great power and great pisitroriill have a party who friends. When that monster of

age he wi be his fr Roman ilstory ^STe^O poisoned his brother, his party declared that he had iaved Rome. When he procured the as sassination of his wife, they praised him for his justice. And whgn he assassinar ted his mother they kissed his bloody hands and returned thhnkr to the gods. No matter, then, what the' President may do, he will have a party-so long as he re^ tains power and p«t!?nage. But let us not falter in our plailL auty: To forgive the President now would be to betray the Republic. —_

The Charleston

^.umberiit

for

Mercury

thinks thf

impeachment will not be presented. It says "Although in revolutions it is dipcult to anticipate what course things will sake,

the Senate. The most likely result, we think, is that by some unconstitutional device tl^r will try to thrust the Presi dent out of the Presidential office and put Wade, the President of the Senate, in his place. If the President is surrounded with an army oftrftitbrs, who will not project him and his august office %ott}.gujfrag^ and he has not force? of character himself to meet successfully such an emergency, during usurpation tnay be successful. But it will end in nothing.

The

New York

(JothtHereiixl Advertiser

a paper not in 8ytapafchy with':thf Republican party, but a detetmiaed enemy of all men who- were rebel Sympathizers during the War, and ddnsequ&uly opto the ticket placed in nomination the New Hampshire Democracy, says of the prospect in the pending election of that State: "The canvass is progressing actively, and, as we judge, favorably. Th^ disloyal letters of ex-Pcaudent Frank Pierce to Jefferson Davis, in

1860,

Palmek's CLuooiri Tanurr isthe most convenient and harmless'j^ge a lady can ^piy. Applied dry, atdit is rtiadily removed. Applied wilk -a 4amp clolh, and no. amount of wtthipg .will entirely remove the delicate roseate hue imparted to the complexion by its use* dwlw

1 dogi I'1Id oobljr aar* ton Bittuu-

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vertisements.

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ABT OC T"*' «»•!.«-—Written by 70 or the aioat dietinguistiod Diviaea of latufo anil America. IUnatrated with orer 125 Steel and

daceMwMa to Xgenta dealtog with us. Bend for

Virnr

vota,has passed wit.

fit over his vote.1 -9:T Yq "if jss

otd& .$•

servsftfe^school who flatter themselves that the Union Le^gdesue^dying out and will soon be abolished.*. Poor, deluded mortals' iKMISP numerous „%nd7.Brosp^ous, and: never ^rere they more determined, as the March elections win' s'h6w.*H'Fot' iiistahttiij tike Hnox county as a s*inple. She has as many Leagues as she has Civil Districts, numbering a* imembership approaching to 3,000, with scores of supporters who are not attached to the Leagues. All bat -Browldtff .ii-:

Whig'i

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the business, and, that even, person who sees this notice may send their address and teBt the business for themselves, I.nUkk*.th«J#Ug«J-Wg unpajnlieled offer To all who are not well satisfied with (he usinees, I wi)l send fl to pay: f^r the trouble or writing. Full psMl&lara, dfrection^, Ac., sent free. Samples sent by mail fr B) cts. Address p. 0. ALLEN, At goat a, Maine.

Plastic SWte! Plastic Slate A Ijeconttntclion of Pulveriied fSlale Raci. "•STAVING completed bur arrangem'ehts therefor, Me Will now lease a larga part #f

ware

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lh«hivtaiga

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pagw, aadM tha ajiicieat aad cl»eap«*t war look rtabriahadt Pri»»onljg2,50. Thebablie are caHtloaedagainlt inlVrior werki with a siftdar tttle. See that the book yon buy icontaina^ittr 100 i»e iBgrarlagtajid -5tl) page*. AddreM. JpNJKS BBOTtUBS CO., Cincinnati, Ohio ChipdpOy nr., or St. Loot*,' Mo.

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R?chmond irW^ ^bmplains that

the President did ndt use "Rjrc6" car« ry -out bis policy long ago, and confesses tfefct it is too late to do so- J»0W. Itsays:

of

140 pages, folly

__ b^CtttinitSuCofc.r»d-piau and leicagroteKBf «on*aitf ing a, ii»tof 12,600 •arieiiea^f. JPiower and VegetabTe Soeai

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160 Tarietiet' tf tfce choiceet l%renth HjfWd GlsdioliiH* &4i t4ie'Noveltl**, both of tbe KJow^r and togefahtojfor ifiBft, will, bd deectibed ia.jt)ie atiovo worlr., Taatefnlly bouud in cloth, colored plates, post-paraj o9 'ftf ptfjjbr eottr#, ni8t-paid, 26 ornta. AddMMoWJUMIWRXf

CO., gortieultaral Ha^^ goito^ ^a«a. »j orter to lntrodnee

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taiStaoreap^hetUr than .the whole year of many a montiily cortnie tl td S3. The Bubal waa greatly Enlarged MM laitirofed ln JanSary^ aad

ita class iftffltfie }6«?nefifc^Jf«n«pWya thftieet TaleitV (harlDg^aJWe Owwaponitte Mifora,and Cona-ttmton'inlth«-Ka«tand_Wtst,

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oreQclaC^itioiUiart we are w»bit}oqs:. toj the dischsstos of ideas and prlnciDles, to fortif/ indindiials In tlinir trust of Spiritual1 Laws, and in ah unwaveViiglrWiabice dn tho prdtecUOaaOf roic^charaMtercJTiims^tSftjeaCUn^ ofcteai:—2 copiegJB^5'J ,6 cop ieaSO 2 copies, ¥40. ,8p'ecinieiig Nnnibora spnt to ahy addrf-aa' tor iJ0"«rt\! AddreeH «'T«e Babi CAL/' Lodt-box lse, Boston Mao*

THE STATE OP OHIO, patt ofL ay ATE or ALMlTOia, #ndallof

THE STATE OF WUUM

THE EVflL TAT conn ties, on the usual

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I buy. Send address, with pame, State, Counand Post-Office, plainly .-written, and we will sflhd circulars aiid terms.

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W.ft. BATOBBLDKB A QQ^r ftittaburg, Pa.

WANTED-To

WANTED,

A

Ipringlm 2868

are being

published, and greatly rekindle popular indignation. £0 one of these letters he says: "I have never believed that actual dis ruption of the Union can occur without blood and if through the madness of Northern ABblitionists, that'dire calamity must come, the lighting will not be along Mason and Dixon's Linte merely it' will be within our own borders^ in our own streets, between the two plassos of citizens to whotn I have referred, Tluse who defy law and scout constitutional" obligations will, if we overreach {he arbitrament' of arms, find oacupation enough at hiotae.' "Such manifestations of disloyalty, with a few speeches from Montgomery Blair, even if Vallandighasn fails, mil New7 Hampshire out right"

none of It.

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•a

Magnolia Watwl—A delightful toilet article—«up«rior to Cologne and at half the price. 26deodw2w.

and Grocery Store* will bay them. Iddreai with stamft BOUBNK, UAMON A KNOWLBS,

Every TlekH WaMni a Mae,

6 Cash Gift^t..?iy

100 ,« 200

ZTS-Z-ZZZZZ'*'*'

in $0 Xtcgant Rosewood Piano«...karh t300 to 1600 Si' ... Ktelodeoas 75 to 163 1£0 Sewing Miichints..'..^..........' fltt to ITt 2i0 MuiicaI B«e»....„.ii-.«.».^ f-'Satb SM 300 ITiue Gold Watches............. '.',, ,- 76 to

»60 Fin? Silver Watches.—,.... SO to W Dine Oil Painting!!, Framed Kngrarings, Silver Ware, Photograph Anniaa, andAlargti asanrt- ,. tiftnt:ef *lue OoM Jewelry, ia all rallied at 1,000,000 DOLLARS.

A €h«HC« t« Urawaay mC

Uurtis.'New Haveh,

fa .xwtfhy

Xorthaud

S^ftli,) tg bouutiralry Prifttiia, Finely Itlaatrtited id jadaptud to fowb 'ami Con it try

miilMf 6f *after ta (both J?nJ price,, J3,lX» --Tf Ja

Co., Boston, lau.

OHKianXS aatddiuw.ter expreeaiou

onV!th* ^iostionn, ,tb»t interent

mind* in ever* commnnl^J Not baring to^qnialt deiidmfiiaMi&al or-party itatereats, can consistently enforce the lessons of intollectuil fteedem and self-dependence.. Confiding more lilthe natural forco of-ideas for the-progress and

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rAS8ASK LOWIR THAN BT AMY 0THKK LINK,

Fprfnrther ft formation-address the undersign-

I I 1 1 1

mo THE VOKKIira cfcASlf.-Farrtiert,

A Jlechaoios, Ladies, and ewrylwdy. I'am no# prepared ta furnish you with Constant employment at your houes^t^e whole of Jou,r time, or tn your spare moments and ptofltable.

BoslheM ne%-j light

60 ctsl to $5'per aTening dhkily

Qdty

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CO., J57 Broadway, He#1

Xws:'.

an rmr

WANTED—IN

Hake »u Arrange*

meat with alive man in every County, who wishes to make money, and can give good references. No oripUfE'tt^tiiSdr Will sell a business now paying SJLCO) per month, and rely on profits fdttoy pay. ^Ldiireee J. C. TltTON.Pitts hargh, 'Pa, r^.-ignc 1 m.a.: '.

AGENTS.—8200 Mr

Months the-year round, or a certainty ef Sod) to 88C0 «es Month to t|iose having a small captal. We guarantee the abdvC'teonlhly ssUry to- goad active agents: at their own homr*.-MOVKY' Kvory Agout, Farmer, Gardnor, Clan,ter and Fruit Growx, North and Soath, should sead at Ouce for particulars,. Plessa 'call- on or address,' AHKABNA 00., 13 Second St., Baltimore, Aid.

isr

•yj-

it* wn*t% ttb.

ANTE-WAS

PHICBS

*\'e ars now reeieving and openiug our Spriiy luportations and Auction Purchases, of BRITISH and FKE1TCH MESS «OOOS, which we shall be pleaud- to shbw tobnyers. \V will make U.to thj intereatyf bothJobbers and Betailcra to ('JtaminethenfT '. ..

We are also openin'gour Importations of LINKS Will TIC GOODS AND' 110SIKBT

Ia aildition to the above, »«. iavfte altenii.u to ours toet of "CLOTIt9, WOTION9,, OABP KTS, Ac., and also .. 1

O E S I O S ANP PRJHTM, I Full Lines aad Low Prives LATHBOP, LUDINQTOJf & CO, odjS90 aafi 839 liroidway, S.

AXE.

Vn

'H ^JkrtM^src.

Triei and not foimd Wanting. We fiaim kit will cat Tw«nty-Bvc (2ff) perocnt. •a*r««*rd wood |»M day than aay ether Axe

hsmM.

sssaa. Lipmkcott A Co.8xas:—I have fully trted your Patent Axe and find that it is all that you claim for it. It will chop Iteter than any other Axe that' I #v»r jaw, aid leaves the wood without sticking at aH. 1 would aejt chop three days without one for the cost: I n^et net say any more frr'afT ma" that tries ono will be satleSed. WS. CEBS.

fl A I1TIUM I The Axe and the Label are VAUlltPil •""""ooOt'-patentpd. Infringers on these patents will be preseouted according to ihw. Ysstet or dealers, and psraons using any Ufriagement, amiable wit^ih^al^|of thahiiringement

For Sole by all Dealers aad the Mann* lacturerB,.

(ScocBss&as va Lrpi-nicot^ A Co.^

1«K on

•WSktmi a*

PMU*U

Watch, |Z00 Bobart

Jackson. DabuqaeV Wrtag? BmUm,fiOO Phflip McCarty, Louis, K.y., 8500 Jas. Rogers/ Wsafaiugton, I. 0.,,MiiBical Box, 8150 L. D. Warren, 40MtU s,., y. r., Plono, JSOOf

8,

••'•.t

THK

WITH

ajCPW, BUIUIU STOP. ^renounced by all who have beard it .the most na. fhral and' beautiful imitation of the HIIMAX VOICE ever yet introduced. J. ESTIV A CO., Brattleboro, Vt., the original. Inventors aad Manufacturers.' 417 Broofaie St. New York 206

fti,Pliil«.

SAIN,

Somo good ter­

ry also ia the Sooth .to lease.. PLASTIC SCATS BOOKING J.

Great

or

BVBB1. COUNTS in the

tJnited States, A GOOD MAN to tell bf sain pl0.'- i. VHAHHEBLAIK'S COHBINATIOV. Square Plumb, Level & Bevel! The greatest invention of the age. and one that ry Mechanic, WoriEvan aadFarpor ia ihel^nd

Inducements than ever before offered to

persons getting up clubs in our •:-v. OUTE DOJLLAH 8ALE ... Send'for New Dpriag ClNMar,

PABKGR

se C0.,

G4

andt66

A

WAT«H FJkSEi-**AGKNT8 WANTJKD

to fell an article,N^AD by everybody.

BIJJG

CO., 314

&. CO'H

ASTROLOGY* LI— UDU-—

ASTROLOGY. LIF-I

LOOK

GOO!

rmaay

Sir

tiolas of. which are qs low as at an) time previous to the War.

ct

rnHE NETBK^AiLXNG MAD--L

AMK BAPHAKL

wlion

all

Speedy and Happy Marriage, She Is, therefore, a sure dependence. It la well known to the public at large that she Waa the Sfet, and she is tho only person in this country who e*a show the likenesaln reality,aud who can give en tire satisfaction on all tha coucornaot which can he tested

LAND

to (Hit

an article neoded ia erory family. Hard­

Wfrelawl, -Ohio.

tltm' mifve

Prtus byHKU8)a| ascaM Ticket fur fSB eessts—Tiofceta ituHirlbian each Prise are icialediitCoveldpe* aad thoroqgiily mixed. O* csq«tpt of Z&cte. aSealel picket wilji hedrawa, without choide, and delivered at our oSM,' br

mm

ir

r3

excl^aiiged'for IliS Bliinhl. i. ]o «^nyi=- .- -•MSP Onr patrons can depend on fair dealing.

REFJ&KEt have lately drawn Vaiua nfiu es

tetiowtag pene OdaOosa-

ncia.afroM

paay. and W^lly ypern^Ued th»jusfu of Uieir T. WiHtinsj 3T4 Sirth Ave., *. T.,«lSSe ITrs.

Btua«, TONetson Place, H. Y./ 16001 Mfca V. Mobroo,

Ohicagoclll,, Biano valusd.ai ttdO^ W.

t. Terrls, Hew

Orleans, tiold Watch, fSSO} W. TatMO Aflahta, Oa., 850ft B. A, Pattewen, Nashville, TeaM., Melodeon, #105 J£.. Baytonw ATobil*. Aia« Qlamoud (Jlustbr ltiiig, 84W i. Sttong^v&rUaKmD, Vt.., 8100 A. T. Atkiaa, 8prlagfcbl, IH.^ Btomond Pin, M.rs«B, Walwu«h^ Ttsntali, N. J-. *125 Thosaas Barrows, ^9 Clay-st., BaltliB0re, Sewing Machine, S75 8. T. Alderman/aD •Main st., Buffalo, $100 J. Darragtt, N. ledfSrd l^M., Gold Watcb, $CTt Miss

M.

Soott., Miath A W

aom-st., PhUft., Gold Wa.tch, S|60 S|, T. Ziauner., luau, Ricks-st.. Brooklyn $509 ot. HoweriOOe trait, Gold Watoh,«sao. Mrs.W. fuller,ltert/br«U Conn., 811ver Set $160,^A. Holier ley, LoalavtUa, Ky., Diamond Bfng,8200 G.T. Mason, 40 Broadst., S.Y., 8500 Mrs. A. Melrose. Sixth Ave., near aOtU-it., Piano, WOO.

We publish (i

tetr"

lSpirit''of

epobiiyk p^uahtee ^iritlibul pcr'nlMoB.' ^••Maalcal OPiKionuariiacp l"o4iiy«tls

suchaffaire.Thaonayfalr syetaai oi diMrlbating Is the old and poEulaf one of ttaalediTickets, slating tho prize, Which wilt be jjeliverod imaieaiata* ly

on

i)»y«eot of the one dollair. Ttiis is the plai ofHaaPBB, IKitsoa Co., 173 {Broadway, tha hiost atractivo place of the kind now in operation Thty are doing the largest business ana deaerve their success. Tou Cannot draw a SlOS.OOO (fera fhe:e. Irat have a. rcashnabto. chance for a good prize, as we know, many that have, drawn, and tha #rin is relfable."—Dailef

Newt,

Jim. 34.1868.

"Ibe Ifettrpolftfch Qlft Company are distrlbn(ing many valuably prtees, We have exaSntaod tlieir inannar of (loiug business, and know thasa .to b4 a fair-dealing firm. Their plan is litisfaotory than

'Pi^septation

draw everjT iiay

Ifeetfvals,'morethey

aa

aBd

the sabecriber aeednot

lay for,the prj^caarawn unless suited."—JowmU, Ftp.: 6th, 1868/ "the 61ft- -fstablikhment bf Baspib, Wlisoa

Co. at 173 Broadway, is daily drawing crowds of visitors to "witness the drawingptoceM. The inveBtmant ig bufZS'cbnts for a

charoc,

aad tha

prize dtfcwn,'1s satisfactory, if ianaediately detivered tprpQa.dollar. Aiciend-of qurs, last week, drew a 5590 jTize^rycli he prompt^reoetve^^'—

Liberal indaoeqtehta|« Ageata•. Satlsac»cn guaranteed. Every Package of Mialed Envelopes eontalnieae Cash Cllflt. *90- Six Tickets for One Sollar IS for TWO Doilars 86 for Tiva Boll arc MJ

for

Doliars. ]A11 letters should b.i addressed to Harper, Wilson

if teas

A

Co.,

1 173 l«fSMlw»r,JH. Ii Wanted. WJS, want first-ciass Ar°nts tq introduce

VV

IH! W STAR SHtimfi

TWWlkfi

MAOHIM

Extraordinary inducements tt gdod salesman.— Further particulars aad Saratla work furnishsd on application. tQ W. G. WILSON A ^CO^ Cleva. land, Ohio Bolton, Mass.' -dr St. IiOtUa, Mo,

M. HitntooT. H.D.BCorr. nBo. &

i#

-•J

Forth 4th 8treet, St. Louis, Mo. 18 North 7th ll5:ltasdolph 8t.-, Chicago.

BfcVOLOTIUS lit

Ho.

E*#....^St.,1

etal

ton.Maps. 4

„„i

A

-watch free to tery new Agebt. 8end25 cants far BaaiVle aiid ciraulars.

BAKKCB MAN UFAOTO-

North Third Street St. Louis,Mo.

pSYCftHAircr or Soul-Vharoauig. "How either'sex

may

faeeinate aM gala

the

atfrctlooa nf anronethey cbeoaa.inatantiy alio SECURE prosperity in love or buaiiwas. can acquire this singular power. This queer,oneex­Ivary citing book has been published by Us tan jeer*, tie sale of which has been enormous,,aad ia the ofcly book of the kind, in the.Knglish

language,

sent by ihail for 36 cents,or forgone dollar together with a gnlde to th*fivtf uumarrMd."AMrMTL WILLIAM & „C0., B00X PnblUhfrs, Phila delphia.

iLLUITBATEn

GUIDE TO TUB

FLOWBB ANO. VBGBT-

AJBLK GAHDKN,

for 1868,

Is ndw .rsadjr. Con­

taining 140 pages,illustrated with BOangravtnga oi fioWers and novelties,with fuHdaacrtottoa* of, nearly 2,509 Varieties of Flower aad Vegetable Seeds .accompanied with complete practical directions for tbe motivation and treatasant,and

A colored plate.. UFTLL«dfr« to all amUeanta on the receipt of &5 cts. Address UOTAY A 00, 53 North Market

St., Boston, Mass.

00.

I^o.0OCHdo

Kach (10,000 S.000 1,000 goo

£L||SjaJh|||«|

Aboto^Cto if

j»iJ

JPO,

.ssa»asar

a a a

Tw^lotaiaAaao'a A'^M, very aheap!

by

•nail to auy address The prise named upon if wilt bo delivered thf Ucl^«y»0ll«r 09 mailt pf.ano UoWa*. PrUes wfll be inme^iliteiy sent to auy aAm^ai reqa^ed, b} pres?or^tu'ra'nutH." ir.'v.

*oi*j

3

CMI. OB

|i*

odii

UU 4

*y a&ibx'iq

itiAT r.d

'Ml •N4?ariMo-*ias« —ea»aS sMuflWhsm

ss^acS5i

jaWW+Mim**

Ml,-sir

UNI Vt-dtttif

fobiMVLi iii): on ili

ita

•r

aH

)rre

HqOas sad lot an North Ml1, int #is¥ Cheswtt

aaltMIOMa.' •, -i^:.

TWo^lisa^Ma Hoaasa a* lUte atMtj,,

hi

'to if

rW I JlSt'P

odi bet&inaabni oci

TOC£ Ijtf

,•}'!« 'ill!

A^i^UofdUal^nto,^^ ji nu

ty Lottia

pa

xissmrs

.fS.fi :.

'$OP»Oel1»TeS OOTTBT MOtMl,

trORRK-HAUTML II*D.

il

-TTCr-f

Apist s^i' Mill iWjrngwM »UWtahs^M

riMCi,

?.

is tbe,best. She saoceeds

»tht rs

hate failed' All who are

by false promises and deceit all who

have bee a misled and trlfledwith—all fly to her for advice and satisfaction.

-All

of the affections of thoee the}love,consult

,andeagerly,llfli,has*-

and proved by

A.

McKbbbpokt, Dec. 19, l^ST.

tboaaaads both asar

riad and aiagle,-who daily

visit

To all is busineas her aidvice ia Invaluable She can foretell, with the greatest certainty,. tha result of all commercial and bnshtesa trsnssrftoaa

Lottery numbers gives wtthost extra ahufa.

MADAMS BAPBAKL

of the

ninetemth

Madams Baphael ia the seventh daughter of the seventh daughter she waa bora with a artursl gift she can foretell year very thoughts. She also cures drunkenness.

All interviews strictly prttateaad oonQdesttsl. As a Female Physician her remedfM never

Therefore,healthone,oome'ell,ta

come

111

ticbMii

bei Cnkil

OinMnnatl, Obio.

T1CBM8.—Ladies,$1

N.

out

S'

Pittsburgh, Pa.

GentlaaMa,»M0.

B.—ThSIMadasie531.

^Wilt

answer no isttscs wMl-

lfeeof and a 3ent stamp ia Enclosed. Address Lcok Box angSMwly

t.

it

af SOsarsata

Msssar

flwtk

a

ti

SENTUC3KT

'till .-3'

roa

tsb

diVnnjf.

wmmt

02

rwb*+*0w»

:f*

$d

,H|5WS I'FTR

11,000 TO ANT PKR80N WBO WILT. FQtJAL MADAMB BAPHAEL IN THB PBOFKSSION. -JI.

FchraaiyNth, ISM.

10,000 (1 priae of.. 1 prise of.. 1 prteaof .......

I prnaar..^... 1 pstee of...........

1a

trouble—all who have been unfortunate all whose food hopes have been disappointed,crashed and blasted

Who are

her

Utoooao

...j,.

1 priae ef —..a.......... 1 ptlxe of 1 YCTAE ef. lasrtse ef

ta

doubt

to

relieve and tatlsly their mind*. In Loveiffairg She Kwer laUie She has the

NEE

ret of winning the

l|riail.u SO sriaaaalrr.f.~ looprtass

affsctiuaa of

the opposite aex. She shows yon the likaneaof your future wife or hnsband, or abeent frleaA.— SHA guides the single to

a

makes tho married happy. has been solicited in innumerable iustanQse,and thoreenlr has always boe'n the meauf of securing a

E?

URER9.

HOME 7BBS.

Wo have on hand a fln« stock of 8aah, Doors aatt BUoda, of «w «wa saaamtasture^ whktuKS WflTMlt at a very small advaace on at.

We Warrant o«r Work to bo superior to aay ever before oflered in this ket. pin farniah esaployaaanl toxowr ii

IIWIIS .BiWiii

#nh} As wfciaai«ss AJG MM AWK

iar.

c|lHl U.

a yjm W-

if

41! Jl

jaimT^a^a* k* allai"

•800Q

*»laPt

oi

%m+nm bl«il ,iti.»o«a.t

J»,

ytag jj

JwtJ a^ftt^aamsHBOaiiw

oii b&ii,,

£1

CO!

TWofWSi

i'

-Jbj MMif ni =asoi'

7-J

IS pcMatMIh's

PsMliBlMiS Ml BOHAI aalW falsi ^HONSEAAALOI oa

-p~-a

-yiCAL.

aft

•iW

.TS -J ni

Iastramaata will be proautly attended to. takas te ta PIANOS will be

t: o."

.a

AJ&)

is appol

k'CfKa l'»sf

4- nS

UOprisea of. IfiOprt priasa ef...„ 1M 9 priase of....._« Mt

yrtSaj •fefesa»oN^e^ea«MpXNa|aa*eesesMPfWi^'iasS' I yi'lufr #fsae—syoasai .»

tery will tsillsaa la ltoiMa* la? three Swoaa Ooaaxasioaaaa, at

S»y

bouafide Attaologfct

that every one can depend upon. She is the pst Aetroiogist

centhry.great-

I.,

at the001SM

TheoScislliet oC snaherai besaMtahefl in thelee-ftrftl Paay OnSiasScSal, ssd 0 av^iredMr twoliot aens tha advantage

fctt

to cure all finale irregalaritiee,and to prodaee the monthly flow, without danger or exposure.— They can not injure,bat, on the contrary,they improve the

•..

biaew-w

'i

Avmm mI

Mi.

if5f»

ur MSSAISAIR

he KastsehyJ but resposaiM CandacUd

It Is

that wall-known fact thatmakee IHiteratepretetiders copy her advertisements and try to imitate her.

for._

drawn ssder the State, as* bOnflat orsilsttaas .1

|fo affeiit iittppoiflVM'VO wraiiw

'a

•n-ii

Xooil

or from headquaitfcr^3^*8

ttt OOMttbnitRtO. tbe ab^e.

id

orUd-

1

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v."l

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pa

s.ixaxivii

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»»»»s 'N »n a fBt

.-g»abffi£•£?*

j.

indttosmsi^^tf

evU to ersiou aiiail

iZ.

swfl

rm-

{SSffi

ai

Mhsa^si^MW

HHMms*Ito

of

nion-widi

*fa.£6s#

mcbTofhls pno^lce has heen 6^it' trtftkfeaa.

»re

Tatlons oases MiiWaiiii

a—8A.M.Bt.QtsdsiJpnl.betwlS^i

to

S FjtM.i^ace permaaantU

at No.617

loitffa

vtmUmmiMMai irw

—'i'.-

&t

iM

re pare

•w».

jastoBttaatfif ii iff irftmh

TiLtiollr^dfdito.

R»O» AOI«HWR«OMB.

ftK_

»eiftiastesi »er^ »i-i0§^

ALISLTAOA may FD STTWA T^AJINF TH RY^T the First^ational JB^nk, whejle also ifcrlttMoiflnay WDETAHSII:

_HJN?LD'EFDS, tUffCoaijaaj.r fc,l

fratWn, PLVF^S^B^^^'^DTLILTFCL

•m*?.

tWBOOT

,, itfil

I

-TAXI totferroRt.* swnun FVY»H SI. LIE—IFJL HHJAM.—• WVaBABA

ik&Qen t4

ladlraapolJa, Indlaaii^

durfhelil(f«irlbr fkfitirin not ti.

(j^seriplien

•Xi'M

.ril

•ww iIiKv?os«r*sJ lo staosq

ad) \r.

iffirMSso IHIW 0TU »a«r OOIIUITJART Ir*.

Xlauos

JQvtrg BeseMptton.

suiiifuV

caMftil»i*ttpliiiilkiiit atU v*J© *iia iu qo^q^i

»®r.

teko efnMrtq tn

10

sm 1 u, udlcago, Geaaral North-Weifo1

&

Stt MtiVitt IK

To -io! "Of

di:v

.v.- -rr-

*Oi iSB!

rtk,

Deo.'14,

OvC 1,1807,

*0 jrevea

wroratne pi

ee conflds&OA. Those Agents InWf eed to KEM^GAUJ^GTAM^OFMR ins,and to sellthSm itiiifpoMlihsd

THTUIAKF AUW^. ARA ^PUP^IED UJT SUCH GEMS' a* -ftey

5

-,l~

Store

Would announce to tha clticeas of Terra Haste mmn rfhMM So. i46 South Foprth St..

7ap

^"•FPOMTH THK MABKBF MOOSHJ AMLSSLLHM MAMMMTKSF ... (I/oo A

DIWBS nm

(ieiilcals, otto aad Dye STAFT,.At^

i)FI

Jt"T

MLTLLL! YI

-*M»- l**

t% w«*' ART !!.*W »OJ M»L*» ',.*,4

Wines

flKiwalCaib giiuiajH ^, ::»S?OEFLIO '(AUUI CI

SUU Avenue,

ftSfch,

fin

ii in

tifrrr

I

TEST "MEmOlNEB''?"-

wnmit?

JCXRLJ

OA HO StfO sl MeoaJI xjh'A'

OABBFULLT COMTFGPH ATTE,*!

C!»M O#«i R$^| K*^EI #I

y, i'J ai

-YF-RFFIJ»D TAR*

WWPifc. A

jWwjStetaiel *w flMkPw* vfWt)

KHAUTE .—Mr. Grover treats that

-X^Ap! of inUasaie acqsiBitaafC Hi theHsl

fX

xnnQr

imaivNfAVftifr'

50O », |GY 30 elegant B^W^'PIAAM".''MH $300TO»S0t»®*''TT,I

1

Helodeoaa N to ISO

S K»S aa!»»"W" ijSta

^0 Fin* 8U^E*VNFFCHESTE:Z* -«•N Fine 0«*ainting%RFta««t HAGT«FFTSIM WLFSR^ FFTHR wart, Photograph Albusu. and a laraa aaeortatent of Viae CWM JewiA»Y,LA sltiassias UC 1,000,000 DOUiAIMkii tui AWMW»U.Brfiwaa

INL

OATTIA^SAALE^RTAFCSS wMMaiaflisssi, aiflisan' ^AL

M^ADDR.SS, AA-^WE«E** aaapsas SE RAIATAR

be WtulmtHM at

*9-QM PA«ronS »saflnaa*:F«A

The following sersons have

abiejPtipts iteetsMs

'asftMdthe

lateSyZawa valu-0*5^*'TRS5TOI

tibeji* wUhftiaM

use of aaasae:—.

Mtlnor,368their

N. Ia I100S

khj Collins, 79. Nelaon iPlaee, N. 3L, UHOt

9tre«i

fisrmstr"'''

ti %nifliarta ^na a MiJ•! ilis

nf

j^'ttlnsioai Feetivala" aaverai tiansa poitygsM, cocSpelling purchasers of tickets to

Mrlhe diatribstios

4

*P

the isost st totlr fl

inner of doing busineea and

fil a nBaLmo

fcty

than

ismrmt

Gift

rxmis

rl

1

reliable.—{Mornis^ Ad-.

hno#f|Uar^\dkhB9te£a

firm. Their plan ia

mori

aisiss-

"FwwiutsMww-PsaSSsnle

they

R.WA.to'ssraftjnKf-•

wa, .ahyau.

XatabfishmTC-UW snt of H.

femaaBa'-

•P-"S

tsrrs

1

al'fciSfeiawTtt'w' lltfhr— lllinlll -°1 iT"'1*#' ',£J 8TAS

I

W

atAs

s&afisi

ATACNzXt

HI LUT MWTFIL IK

Mrner of Main

the Terre Haate Haaae.and^venth

WSrWHT™1* P"1^

Bii'VU«e«A»* O^EVMIHA, IMII T««£ss HIJF LARS. 83 let.JiveJallsrs^ LUO

Car

JCIftaas MKLI.

ALL1FTT«L-?«5SFI6ETAKEESER*F AOJ

wkxto*

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AUUUOKUIL..

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X**

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19

TOTMT :T 4M '••oar

di» AUmiyik

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RCHANT'S DBSPATOH,^^

Fiwt I4»®,

AHKMCAX IS«Q« K1

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